Sharon Elise Prager, MA, LCSWR is a Clinical Social Worker specializing in individual treatments for Trauma (Military, Police and Violence related), Domestic Violence and Forensic Evaluations/Interventions, and maintains a private practice in three locations Buffalo, NY, Mount Sinai, NY and Mattituck, NY. Also having statewide Telehealth programs in New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Florida and Texas.With over 14 years experience as a trauma and violence therapist and interventionist, and as a graduate of John Jay College of Criminal Justice specializing in Traumatology and Victimology, and as a graduate of New York University specializing in Military Behavioral Health and Trauma related to the violence of War she is currently researching Trauma and Addiction related Suicidal Ideation amongst First Responders at Texas Tech University in the ADRS PhD program. In addition to being a prominent Traumatologist, Sharon has presented at National and International conferences and to general audiences speaking on the topics of Military Behavioral Health, Trauma, Military Sexual Trauma and Barriers to Treatment for females in the Military. Sharon is an interactive, solution-focused therapist. Her therapeutic approach is to provide support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address personal life challenges. She integrates complementary methodologies and techniques to offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each client. With compassion and understanding, she works with each individual to help them build on their strengths and attain the personal growth they are committed to accomplishing

Sharon Elise Prager, MA, LCSWR is a Clinical Social Worker specializing in individual treatments for Trauma (Military and Violence related), Domestic Violence and Forensic Evaluations/Interventions, and maintains a private practice in two locations Liberty, NY and Sayville, NY. With over 13 years experience as a trauma and violence therapist and interventionist, and as a graduate of John Jay College of Criminal Justice specializing in Traumatology and Victimology, and as a graduate of New York University specializing in Military Behavioral Health and Trauma related to the violence of War she is currently serving as private practitioner working with a broad spectrum of clients. In addition to being a prominent Traumatologist, Sharon has presented at National and International conferences and to general audiences speaking on the topics of Military Behavioral Health, Trauma, Military Sexual Trauma and Barriers to Treatment for females in the Military. Sharon is an interactive, solution-focused therapist. Her therapeutic approach is to provide support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address personal life challenges. She integrates complementary methodologies and techniques to offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each client. With compassion and understanding, she works with each individual to help them build on their strengths and attain the personal growth they are committed to accomplishing.

Samaritan Village Women Veterans program is specific to helping female veterans recover from substance use, PTSD, MST and co-occurring disorders.

Assessment and intake with substance abuse and PTSD, MST. Group and Individual counseling, case management and reintegration skills for Military members.

Perform pre-intake assessment via phone to determine if client is appropriate for Batterers Intervention Program. * Initiate contact between court system, parole, probation and substance abuse treatment centers in regards to incoming participants * Perform intake questionnaire and Mental Status Assessment for each individual entering the program * Perform follow up calls on all participants in the program who were referred to other facilities for different types of treatment, i.e.- Substance Abuse or Mental Health Counseling * Inscribe clinical narratives for each incoming participant * Monthly compliance reports for the court, probation and/or child protective services * Update all file information at each group meeting and at each follow up * Facilitate and Co-facilitate intervention groups for male batterers.

The mission of MCRC- Military Community Research Center is to bring preventative and restorative lifelong health solutions to the male and female Veteran who has served this country during times of war.We Honor the Veteran's right to self determination.We endeavor to assist Veterans in their journey of reintegration and healing from the psychological injuries of war by providing: A safe and Veteran friendly environment where Veterans and their families can receive the essential therapies and social support needed and deserved - to heal, restore and flourish in the time of their post war life.

CSL210 (Counseling Introduction) Course Description: practical survey of counseling approaches and techniques designed to provide skills in the academic counseling of fellow students. Major emphasis is on examining assumptions about helping, building basic observational and communication skills, facilitating and examining various helping techniques. Participants will have an opportunity to learn and practice these skills in a variety of role-playing situations, lectures, experiential exercises, group discussion, and contact with resource persons. * Perform Lectures, PowerPoint presentations and media presentations. * Facilitate group discussions and assist with role playing * Provide feedback on assignments and journal assignments * Perform grading requirements and online reporting of such. PSY745: (Advanced Personality disorders) Course Description: Evaluates the theoretical and practical considerations involved in the etiology, symptomatology, and dynamics of personality deviation and emotional disorder. Provide an intensive study of case material appearing in the psychological literature. * Blackboard to set up assignments and communications. * Smart room proficient. * Input on Syllabus preparation * Input preparing midterms and final exams. * Research topics to be used in assignments for class distribution/discussionsGuest Lecturer for Graduate studies in topics of PTSD, MST and Psychopathy.

Researched facilities for at risk felon population to go to school, get work, and to perform community services * Counseled adolescent felons on their abilities to effectively change their futures by integrating into society * Involved in group counseling sessions and clinical reporting to supervisor. * Performed assessments and personal counseling * Performed mentoring and counsel with follow up with the mentee and family * Performed report writing for the Senior Clinician for submission to the court.

Initiate contact between court system, parole, probation centers in regards to incoming power and control participantsInscribe clinical narratives for each incoming participantMonthly compliance reports for the court, probation and/or child protective servicesUpdate all file information at each group meeting and at each follow upFacilitate and Co-facilitate three intervention groups for male batterers

On call for emergencies two - three times a month for twelve hour shifts. * Advise victims of their legal rights * Maintain contact with the victim throughout the police interview * Maintain contact and offer support during the forensic evaluation * Monthly meetings and training * Updated and trained continuously through this program with new laws and information regarding legislation.

Assist members of PROS program to achieve recoveryProvide peer suppoer to help members build hope, knowledge and decrease fear and stigma.Update all file information at each group meeting and at each follow upConduct assessments of member's needs, interests and preferences in order to help them develop an Individual Recovery Plan that identifies their personal goals.Provide activities, educational groups and individual support and assistance to help members achieve their individual goals.Participates in daily planning meetings to plan groups and activities Perform member outreach to thos whom we are trying to engage in services or to whom have stopped attending the program by making telephone calls, home visits, writing letters etc.Engaged family members and provided them with education, assistance and support.Provided crisis intervention as needed.Linked members to other community resources (case management, housing, formal educations, self hekp groups etc.) and assist members with integrating into the community and developing natural supports.Completed all required documentation (Assessments, IRP's, Progress notes, etc) according to program regulations. Initiated and facilitated three new groups based on a needs assessment for jail diversion for those with mental illness, power and control group and overcome trauma from foster care histories

Program Development, which lead to an increase of productivity by 30% * Marketing of Programs Designed and geared toward the "Female Customer" Increased Female Customer awareness and purchases of 25% the first year and 50% the second year. * Held focus groups and received feedback from customers. * Used customer feedback to initiate new programs and incentives * Established training programs for customer service * Implemented Training coordination for all staff (150 employees). * Facilitated programs for all employees and provided training in specific area, including sales, service and technical. Increased the certification of overall staff by 72% * Developed and marketed events and workshops for technical staff and customers. * Customer Resolution Department implementation and supervision, customer satisfaction amplified by 14 points. * Responsible for monetary disbursement to customers during the resolution process, in terms of goods, refunds, or services. * Dispatched, Advised and supervised staff of 50 technicians. * Trained Office staff to follow new ordinances set out by OSHA, New York State and the Department of Motor Vehicles.